Mr. Bachar Zelhof is a highly skilled Consultant Urological Surgeon affiliated with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, practicing at Manchester Royal Infirmary. Specializing in general urology, Mr. Zelhof manages a variety of conditions including prostatic disease, kidney stones, recurrent urinary tract infections, overactive bladder, haematuria (blood in urine), and scrotal surgery. His expertise extends to robotic and laparoscopic kidney and ureteric surgeries, such as partial or total nephrectomy for kidney cancer or benign conditions, pelvi-ureteric obstruction, and ureteric re-implantation.

Mr. Zelhof's professional journey includes specialized training in the North West Deanery, culminating in a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) in July 2014. He further honed his skills in kidney stones and robotic surgery with international experience in Amsterdam, Strasbourg, and Wurzburg. Notably, he is one of the leading surgeons in robotic kidney surgery in the Northwest and serves as a proctor for the Da Vinci robot, mentoring consultants and trainees in robotic kidney surgery.

Mr. Zelhof is also a dedicated researcher, with over 30 publications and numerous presentations at international and national conferences. He earned his research doctorate (MD with honours) from the University of Hull, focusing on multi-parametric magnetic resonance imaging in prostate cancer. His research aims to optimize diagnostic and treatment pathways, enhancing surgical outcomes for patients.

In addition to his clinical and research work, Mr. Zelhof is committed to medical education. He has led undergraduate teaching in surgery for seven years and is a senior honorary lecturer at the University of Manchester. He also leads the kidney cancer module for the Northwest Urology MSc degree. Having completed Post Graduate Medical Education training in 2014, Mr. Zelhof is a qualified educational supervisor, contributing to the training and development of medical professionals.